WASHINGTON—Both the House and Senate are back in session, setting the pace for what CUNA’s Ryan Donovan called a “pretty busy two-week period.”
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INDIANAPOLIS—March Madness has officially begun, and CUToday.info has created the first credit union-wide brackets pool.
ARLINGTON, Va.—NAFCU is supporting the CFPB’s recent efforts to reduce the regulatory burden on FIs. The trade association sent a letter Friday to the bureau that backs the CFPB’s proposal to temporarily suspend card agreement submissions to the agency (CFPB To Reduce FI Reg Burden).
WASHINGTON—CUNA is working to produce six comment letters to various agencies before the end of the month.
WASHINGTON—The number of credit unions signed up for CUNA’s new Member Appreciation Program (MAP) is now 65, according to Senior Vice President of Political Affairs Richard Gose.
WASHINGTON—A U.S. district court has permanently barred the ringleader of a multi-million dollar fraud that targeted seniors from all telemarketing activities, agreeing with the Federal Trade Commission’s allegations that he illegally withdrew money from U.S. consumers’ accounts and funneled it across the border to Canada.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund has received a sixth consecutive clean audit opinion, according to the National Credit Union Administration.
ST. LOUIS—A man disguised as a woman robbed a branch of Vantage Credit Union here.
MADISON, Wis.—CUNA Mutual Group reported that during 2014 it donated more than $158,000 to the National Credit Union Foundation to help support its development fund.
NEW YORK CITY—While data breaches continue to get widespread media coverage, a new report indicates that theft of payment card data and other personal information is occurring in multiple industries in all international markets.